Lon Ganol, Llandegfan, Menai Bridge, Isle Of Anglesey, LL59

Offering excellent family sized accommodation is this substantial Detached Residence, situated in a desirable location within the popular village of Llandegfan whilst enjoying a fine south easterly aspect to the rear with far reaching views towards the mountain range of Eryri, including the Menai Strait on a clear day � particularly so from first floor rearmost bedroom. The property stands on a most generous plot with a particularly large mature garden to the rear plus off road parking and a spacious integral Garage. The local village store and primary school are both within easy walking distance whilst a host of useful daily amenities, goods and services can be found in nearby Menai Bridge Town. It should be noted that the property will require extensive modernising work. The flexible interior offers a well-proportioned rooms with a dual aspect lounge (fitted gas fire), a sizeable conservatory, 4 bedrooms (2 to each floor) and served by a bathroom on the ground floor and shower room to the first floor. Located to the rear of the garage is a spacious utility room (accessed from the outside) complete with Belfast sink and plumbing for washing machine. Externally, to the front is a twin gated driveway for the provision of off road parking with direct access to an Integral Garage plus many mature plants, shrubs and trees. To the rear is a wide concreted patio area with greenhouse where beyond is a large lawn with a host of mature shrubs and trees beyond. Hidden from sight beyond the trees is a further lawn with fruit trees. The property comes fitted with uPVC double glazing and gas central heating. The residential village of Llandegfan is positioned just a short distance from the town of Menai Bridge and is highly convenient for the A55 expressway and the university city of Bangor. The property is within walking distance of the village store and primary school. Menai Bridge, renowned for its famous suspension bridge, offers a number of useful amenities which can cater for your day to day requirements and includes a Waitrose supermarket and schools. There is also an excellent choice of eateries, taverns and restaurants and naturally, having a sea faring heritage, the town is a popular place to launch and moor sailing vessels. Menai Bridge town is opportunely placed for the many of the coastal and rural attractions to be found on this part of the island, the A55 allowing for rapid commuting throughout the island from the port town of Holyhead to the mainland. Bangor offers a vast range of shops and services together with a mainline rail service. The mountains of Eryri are only a half hours drive away.